Run a PTZ wall without adding operators
PTZ fleets grow faster than headcount. One person ends up responsible for a wall of cameras, and every switch costs seconds they do not have.
- Persona
- Studio, corporate
- Products
- RCP, NIO, Dashboard
- Following
- Router and automation
- Switching
- No delay
Switching used to mean reconnecting
On most systems, moving the panel to another camera is a connection event. At 47 PTZs that is a serious tax on the operator, and it happens at the worst moments.
A studio rebuild cannot afford a control island that ignores the automation system already in place.
MANY PTZS, FEW OPERATORS — FIELD PHOTOGRAPHY
MANY PTZS, FEW OPERATORS — TOPOLOGY DIAGRAM
All cameras controlled continuously
Because every camera is held under control at once, the panel follows the router instantly. AMP VISUAL TV ran a Bpifrance event with 47 Panasonic PTZ, one Dreamchip ATOM One and 10 broadcast cameras — 58 cameras — on 2 RCP.
Integration is documented with Probel SW-P-08, Lawo VSM, EVS Cerebrum, Evertz Magnum, TSL, Ember+, GPIO and ATEM.
What this actually buys you
Panel follows the monitor
The camera you are looking at is the camera under your hands.
Fits existing automation
No control island. It joins what is already there.
Two operators, 58 cameras
Documented, not theoretical.
Dashboard for bulk work
Group functions and initial setup happen off the panel.
“With the synchronization with VSM, it takes a fraction of a second to switch the preview to any camera and the RCP instantly controls that new camera… There's just no switching delay as the RCP does control all cameras continuously.”
BPIFRANCE EVENT · 58 CAMERAS, 2 RCP
The kit for this job
Does your show look like this?
Send the PTZ count and the automation system already in the room. You will get an answer from an engineer, including the parts we cannot do.